MoviesNow! streaming service is projected to buy more licenses to stream more movies in the next 5 years than in any previous 5-year window. This is because MoviesNow!’s board of directors has encouraged the pursuit of subscribers who are parents of children under the age of 12 and the current selection of movies to stream in the MoviesNow! database is targeted at subscribers ages 18–35.
Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument from MoviesNow!’s board of directors that they should pursue subscribers who are parents of children under the age of 12?
A: The board monitors the demographic targets of large advertising companies and chooses target audiences for their streaming service based off those trends.
B: A population study conducted by an independent research group has uncovered a large uptick in the number of parents who are raising children under the age of 12.
C: People aged 18–35 generally have less disposable income than other age demographics.
D: The licensing agreement MoviesNow! has with the largest movie production company is set to expire within the next 5 years.
E: The board of MoviesNow! is comprised of parents of children under the age of 12.